CLP (2) H2 2024 earnings summary
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H2 2024 earnings summary
7 Jan, 2026Executive summary
Achieved strong financial performance in FY24, with underlying earnings up 76% to HK$11.7 billion and robust contributions from EnergyAustralia and Hong Kong.
Advanced decarbonisation and energy transition projects, with major investments in renewables, energy storage, and infrastructure across key markets.
Maintained a 1.6% dividend increase, continuing a long track record of shareholder distributions.
Completed a strategic review, reinforcing focus on clean, reliable energy, stable earnings, and sustainable growth.
Consolidated revenue increased 4.4% to HK$90,964 million, mainly due to higher wholesale spot prices in Australia.
Financial highlights
Underlying operating earnings before fair value movements rose 8% to HK$10,949 million.
Total earnings surged 76% year-over-year to HK$11,742 million, with basic EPS up to HK$4.65.
Total dividend per share for FY24 was HK$3.15, up 1.6%, with a yield of 4.8%.
Group EBITDAF increased 9% to HK$25,830 million; capital investments reached HK$18,773 million, up 46%.
Net debt to total capital ratio was 33.0% (2023: 31.6%).
Outlook and guidance
Focus on decarbonisation, with plans to double renewable capacity in Mainland China and triple low-carbon energy in India in the medium term.
EnergyAustralia targets up to 3GW of renewables by 2030 and investment in flexible capacity.
Hong Kong to support major infrastructure, smart meter rollout to 93% of customers by 2025, and grid-scale battery projects.
Disciplined capital allocation targeting high-return projects and partnerships, especially in Australia and China.
Committed to a five-year HK$52.5 billion capital program in Hong Kong.
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